Hi Sven,
In general the behavior aspect of UI controls is not yet public API, so
we've not yet given a huge amount of thought to how best to expose
these. We've got ideas, but they won't be implemented as part of JavaFX
8.0, although I hope that they will be as part of the 8.x series of
releases. This explains why you're running into problems like the one
you're mentioning :-)
I'd be interested to learn why you want to replace / modify the behavior
of the TableView control (as it will help to inform future API
decisions). It might also enable me to give some advice on how best to
proceed now.
I'm not sure, but I'd imagine it is probably best to discuss this
off-list as we may start to spam the list otherwise :-)
Thanks,
-- Jonathan
On 9/08/2013 11:18 p.m., Sven Ehrke wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use a custom Behavior class for a TableView and so I started as
usual with a 'MyTableViewSkin'
class which I can activate via the css file. In order to reuse functionality of
'TableViewSkin' and 'TableViewBehavior' I started to
let ' MyTableViewSkin' inherit from 'TableViewSkin and planned to let it's
constructor simply call the super constructor like this:
super(tableView, new MyTableViewBehavior(tableView));
Unfortunately 'TableViewSkin' only defines the constructor
'TableViewSkin(final TableView tableView) '
and thus hides the one from ' TableViewSkinBase ' :
TableViewSkinBase(final C control, final B behavior)
which makes it impossible to call it.
Was this done on purpose and if yes how am I supposed to attach a custom
behavior class ?
Thanks!
Regards,
Sven
